The Panel

Dunedin's bars will be open for business on Easter's sacrosanct days, as authorities clear the way for pop superstar Ed Sheeran's presence in the city.

Scientists use Wikipedia, Black Cab drivers in London use their noggin. Where do you get most of your knowledge from? What the Panelists Victoria Stewart and Michael Moynihan want to talk about. Children are developing acne earlier and this has a dramatic impact on their mental health. Paediatric dermatologist Diana Purvis discusses the link between depression and skin problems. A lot of feedback telling us that the four-day working week is a resounding success at their workplace.

Dunedin's bars will be open for business on Easter's sacrosanct days, as authorities clear the way for pop superstar Ed Sheeran's presence in the city. The new government plans to ditch most charter schools. We talk to Karen Poole the CEO of the Villa Education Trust which owns Mt Hobson Middle School in Auckland about what's next for them. Hidden cameras could be spying on you and monitoring your shopping habits. Netsafe's Sean Lyons explains why this is legal. In our on-going discussions about the lack of shade for farm animals we ask what Fonterra does about it. After a lot of feedback from a discussion earlier in the week here are the details for donating sanitary products or money for women in need of assistance. To donate money go to the Salvation Army website www.salvationarmy.org.nz and specify what the donation is for in the comments box. Or leave products in the Salvation Army boxes at Countdown supermarkets.

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The news, the Auckland harbour bridge and moths.

After being a champion of traditional, heterosexual marriage hypocrisy has bitten Barnaby Joyce in the bum with revelations of a pregnant mistress.

The Australian Physiotherapy Association's Paediatric Group Chair, Julianne Pegler, says that young people are carrying 11kg - and heavier - backpacks to school, and risking their spinal health.

Kiwi company Perpetual Guardian surprised staff today by announcing a trial for a four-day working week. We ask the company's HR Manager Christine Brotherton who they are going to make it work.

What the Panelists Jane Clifton and Raybon Kan want to talk about.

Uber says its male drivers get paid more than women because they drive faster and are therefore doing more trips and stay with the company longer.